The Melody of Love
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Her roll tenacious Memory calls, And summons to these trysting halls Her noble sons, whose names are told On history's page in stars of gold.
The poet meets the statesman here, The sage stands close beside the seer; And heroes come from quiet sleep Where Memory tenderest watch doth keep.
Then shadowy forms fade into air, The present triumphs everywhere ; And youth and beauty flash their srr^iles When black-robed seniors crowd the aisles.
I know it all ! The glorious star Of Harvard shines from ...near and far; And yet today in all the town I only see one cap and gown.
;My son ! — for you I do not ask The hero's sword, the statesman's task, Or poet's wreath, or voice of seer.
That men may love and men may fear.
95 I only ask that Harvard's best Of truth and honor be your quest; That followmg Harvard's highest plan, Your life be given to God and man.
The world may never read your name Upon the future's roll of fame; Enough, my son, if heavenly crown Be added to your cap and gown.
gfi MARIE ANTOINETTE My lady queen upon this mimic stage, Fair Marie Antoinette, With all thy bravery of powder, tinsel, paste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her roll tenacious Memory calls, And summons to these trysting halls Her noble sons, whose names are told On history's page in stars of gold.
The poet meets the statesman here, The sage stands close beside the seer; And heroes come from quiet sleep Where Memory tenderest watch doth keep.
Then shadowy forms fade into air, The present triumphs everywhere ; And youth and beauty flash their srr^iles When black-robed seniors crowd the aisles.
I know it all ! The glorious star Of Harvard shines from ...near and far; And yet today in all the town I only see one cap and gown.
;My son ! — for you I do not ask The hero's sword, the statesman's task, Or poet's wreath, or voice of seer.
That men may love and men may fear.
95 I only ask that Harvard's best Of truth and honor be your quest; That followmg Harvard's highest plan, Your life be given to God and man.
The world may never read your name Upon the future's roll of fame; Enough, my son, if heavenly crown Be added to your cap and gown.
gfi MARIE ANTOINETTE My lady queen upon this mimic stage, Fair Marie Antoinette, With all thy bravery of powder, tinsel, paste.
What to read after The Melody of Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lydia Avery Coonley Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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